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Trump Renews Call to End Trade With ‘Terrible Partner’ Spain

US President Donald Trump once again called for an end to trade with Spain, citing its lack of support for the war in Iran and what he described as its failure to meet NATO commitments.

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Trump Renews Call to End Trade With ‘Terrible Partner’ Spain
US President Donald Trump once again called for an end to trade with Spain, citing its lack of support for the war in Iran and what he described as its failure to meet NATO commitments.
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